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Cover: Steve Ditko
Space Adventures #12
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This 1954 Charlton gem delivers pure mid-century sci-fi unease: a smiling female astronaut in a space helmet radios back to Earth — "Hello, Earth… I've landed safely… no sign of life here…" — utterly unaware of the massive, tentacled alien looming directly behind her. Steve Ditko's cover art brings the creature to vivid, unsettling life, all bulging eyes and writhing pink appendages set against a backdrop of alien machinery. It's a perfectly timed moment of dramatic irony that captures everything thrilling about 1954's science fiction imagination.
writer Carl Memling · artist Dick Giordano · inker Vince Alascia · letterer Charlotte Jetter · cover Steve Ditko
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Full credits
writer Carl Memling
artist Dick Giordano
inker Vince Alascia
letterer Charlotte Jetter
cover pencils, inks Steve Ditko
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